Preview: FOXPRO X24

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posted on March 9, 2025
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FOXPRO X24 electronic caller device radio controlled speaker
Photo courtesy of GoFoxPro.com.

Hunters, especially those after predators, understand there’s an art to fooling animal senses. Companies such as FOXPRO dedicate significant engineering resources to that cause by creating products such as the X24 digital game call to give users a modern edge in performance.

This compact system, controlled by the TX-1000 wireless remote (three AAAs), features Xtreme High Definition speakers with improved frequency response with 24-bit audio for realistic sound clarity and comes loaded with more than 200 animal sounds, from wolves and coyotes to birds and rodents.

Convenient carry handles serve as support legs while in use. A lanyard loop, tripod hookup, and auxiliary and external speaker jacks are included along with a rechargeable lithium battery pack.

MSRP is set for $550. For more information, visit gofoxpro.com.

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